Beware! SecureEarn has stopped paying! Do not invest there!

Hello everyone! Hope you’re all keeping well this evening. The first (and so far the only!) new program of the week I have to tell you about before the day’s main news stories is one called SecureEarn. It’s a longer term program this time so if this is the type of program you usually tend to be interested in then read on, something might catch your attention. It should also be noted that SecureEarn is a brand new program, coming to the MNO monitor just after being launched. So let’s take a closer look at them and what they are offering, and see if you think it might be suitable for you.

Let’s start things off with the main reason we’re all looking at SecureEarn in the first place – their investment plans. What you have on offer from the program is basically one single investment plan, though it’s described in such a way as to make it look like four. But it’s really just one divided into four sub-sections depending on how much you’re looking to gamble with. Most of these options are going to priced well outside the range of what’s affordable to most of the regular HYIP players, but the good news is that SecureEarn are only looking for a $10 minimum for joining.

Your first option then, and the one I guess open for most investors, is called The Standard Plan which runs for 70 business days (14 weeks). During this time SecureEarn offer their members a daily interest repayment of 2.1% made from Monday to Friday only. This adds up to 147% of your initial investment by the end of the term, which then becomes net profit once SecureEarn return your principal as promised.

In more practical terms then, let’s say you invested $100 in this plan. In return SecureEarn offer to pay you back $2.10 per day, Monday to Friday. This allows you to break even (earn back an amount equal to your initial deposit and therefore have no further personal risk on your money) 48 days into the term, and start counting the pure passive income after that. Payments add up to $147 which then becomes net profit once SecureEarn add your initial hundred to it, making it $247 back altogether. In terms of sustainability and achievability I guess I’d have to say it’s really not that bad. I mean I suppose there are plenty of other HYIPs out there that offer you more, but few that can actually deliver. Having said that I’m not guaranteeing that SecureEarn can maintain this plan, obviously I’m in no position to do so, I’m merely pointing out that it’s probably easier for them to do so if (and I do mean IF!) they are serious about running a good program.

The next option on the list, also running for 70 business days, is called The Advanced Plan. SecureEarn require members to spend at least $501 before being allowed to join, and may also spend as much as a $3,000 maximum. In return for this you are offered an improved daily interest rate, paid Monday to Friday only, of 2.3%. By the end of the term these payments amount to 161% in total which then becomes net profit once SecureEarn add your original deposit on top of that again as promised.

The third choice is to join The Premium Plan which comes only with a minimum price tag of $3,001 attached. Here the interest rate goes up to 2.5% per business day, but also for a term running 70 business days. Payments should eventually add up to 175% which becomes net profit once SecureEarn return your principal on expiry. The maximum investment allowed by SecureEarn for this plan is $3,000.

And finally for all the seriously high rollers out there SecureEarn have The VIP Plan which carries a $10,001 minimum investment to join. The term stays at 70 business days, during which members are offered a daily interest rebate of 2.7%, Monday to Friday. This adds up to 189% in total profits, and SecureEarn promise to then return your initial principal on top of that. There’s no upper limit placed on what you can spend on this plan.

If there’s something in there you think suitable for you and your portfolio then you’ll no doubt want to know exactly what your payment options are, and you’ll be pleased to see that SecureEarn are taking all the popular industry handlers. Payment processors include SolidTrustPay, EgoPay, PerfectMoney, and LibertyReserve. Payments are handled manually by the admin and so need to be requested from inside your SecureEarn private members account area. Once you’ve done so you will then need to allow a further 12 hour maximum for your transaction to be completed. Just one other thing you might wish to keep in mind when considering a deposit in SecureEarn is the availability of compounding. While never exactly a fan of the practice myself (though to be honest the availability of it has no affect in how I would assess the quality of any program) if you would like to increase the risk to your money in hope of an increased payment then SecureEarn allow compounding up to a maximum value of 100%. Also note that EgoPay have a minimum withdrawal of $1, while to STP it’s $0.50.

Moving on to the security and design features of the program, SecureEarn is up to a reasonable industry standard. The website is running off a script under license from GoldCoders and has the support and protection of BlockDos, though while hosting doesn’t show up as a dedicated server as such, the only other two addresses there are invalid and the sites no longer in existence. So yes, for all intents and purposes you can take SecureEarn as being on a dedicated server. Normally I wouldn’t even mention this, but under the circumstances I’m just saying it to avoid any confusion, The website is SSL encrypted throughout both public and private members only areas for safer browsing and more secure transactions.

If there’s anything you felt wasn’t dealt with in this review or any further questions and account related issues you might have for the admin to deal with for you there’s a variety of methods you can use to get in touch. The most important of these would as always be to either mail the admin directly at the address listed there, or else fill out the online customer support form and submit it via the contacts page. SecureEarn also include a Live Chat feature where, assuming the operator you find there has a clue about what’s going on (never guaranteed in my experience!) then you may also be able to get your questions answered in real time. If you would like something a bit more personal then SecureEarn have a phone number listed if you expect anyone will actually answer you, and finally a postal address I would suggest you ignore due to the likelihood of it being no more than a serviced office, if even that. Fans of social media sites can also find SecureEarn maintaining a Facebook profile.

The website content and texts appear original which is always nice to see, indicating that some admins are bothered to make more of an effort than others in at least looking professional. What’s not all that original however, or even that interesting for that matter, is the information contained. Typically for the HYIP industry it’s all very vague and contains no solid proof of anything or anything you can independently go out and research for yourself. It all seems to allude to SecureEarn somehow being involved in ForEx trading, but none of this comes even close to being proved. So as always treat the program like any other online HYIP until safe to do otherwise. Set yourself a sensible spending limit that you can afford to lose without any serious consequences to your finances, and if you do join SecureEarn at all then try to keep them as a smaller part of a wider more diverse portfolio.

DAILY NEWS FROM THE INDUSTRY

MONEYINSPORTS – TWO MONTHS ONLINE AND PAYING

The admin of MoneyInSports Justin (interviewed here) mentioned in the latest newsletter that his program had been paying on the 2% for 80 days plan for two full months now. That effectively means that the first investors who believed in MoneyInSports from day one and joined via SolidTrustPay, PerfectMoney, LibertyReserve, PexPay, or EgoPay are already in 20% profit. Although the first 80 day cycle has yet to be completed, it’s certainly a good start for everyone involved. I hope that MoneyInSports (reviewed here) will continue the stable payouts to members for many months to come and below you will be able to read the latest newsletter from Justin in full as he skipped his private daily betting tips for the last two days:

“2 Months Online
Hello Everyone,
Wow how the time has gone by so quick. We have now been online for 2 months. We are just getting started on delivering what will be one of the best programs of all time. We continue to see great growth with MoneyInSports each day. I know we just sent an update yesterday so I will not take up more time on this other than to say once again that you are the most important part of MoneyInSports, and also a big part in increasing our leverage with the sports investments that we make.
We will continue to work hard for you, and all we ask in return is that you display our banners and links when you can. Vote on the monitors when you can. Post payment proofs when you can. Lastly continue to introduce new people to MoneyInSports so they can enjoy the great low stress, low risk investment plan that you are already enjoying daily with us.
In case you are not sure where to vote for us please click here to go to our monitor page, here you can easily see the monitors that we would like to see you vote at.
Regards. Justin. MoneyInSports.”

MONEY&CREDIT – ADMIN PLAYING NASTY TRICKS! DO NOT INVEST THERE!

I believe the only reason the admin of Money&Credit even opened the program was to get rid of SolidTrustPay funds accumulated from other programs. Otherwise you can’t explain why he so enthusiastically promoted his STP exchange, paying 25% extra to anyone sending him LR, PM, and OkPay funds which is totally against STP’s terms of service and which I strongly advised against on my blog. What do we have today? Well, Money&Credit‘s admin modified the investment plan for his program and just for one day it became 120%-150% after 1 day, while before it paid 20% to 50% for 6 business days. He even issued a newsletter about this which you can read below:

“MONEY AND CREDIT UK LIMITED 333 DAYS ONLINE!
Today we are celebrating 333 days online!
Specifically for this date we have opened an investment plan “Up to 50% after 1 day”
He will work 24 hours only.
For more information visit our website : Money&Credit”.

Obviously any experienced investor can see what’s coming next – an imminent collapse which indeed happened today. The admin was shameless enough to use his entire arsenal of tricks in order to ensure monitors would not notice (or choose to ignore) his intention to scam. First I got some reports from readers of uncredited deposits that were made in both the old and the new plans.Then I see that the admin of Money&Credit started to change investors payment processors accounts himself as if it was done by a hacker. After that he has no problem to “process” the withdrawals to these “hacker’s” accounts which clearly all belong to him if they really even exist at all. Third, he changed the dynamic monitoring images on his rating page to the saved static images which do not reflect the real status of his program on the monitors including MNO. Anyway, that does only apply to MNO at the moment, while others shamelessly brand Money&Credit as Paying, possibly having been bribed by the admin or are simply too blind to see the obvious. In any case, please note that selective payouts and these other dirty tricks are duly noted and fully exposed on MNO – the only monitoring site that does not and will not tolerate these tactics. Please note that Money&Credit has stopped paying and avoid it like the plague as it’s on Problem status on MNO now, and most likely moving to Scam status tomorrow!

GET PAID REPORT FOR 21/05/2013

Here is the list of the programs from my monitor that paid me for the last 24 hours:
From MNO Sticky list: After100Days, AbsoluteGainFenix.
From MNO Premium list: RewardsWeekly, MalaysianINC, NEOMutual, BriscoFund, MoneyInSports, HytexAG, LuxuryLife, RFIGroup, EuroStar, EmpireFinanceGroup, SecureAssets, EarningAlliance, RouletteGURU, SilverOz, JLBCO, WeltexTrust, AdroCapital, TetraFunds, BlackGold, SecureEarn (the first payments received).
From MNO Standard list: PureIncome.
From MNO Basic list: 12DailyFund, SloansLoans, InvestmentCapital, MainaLimited, Incencia, FiamaCorp, TheInvestmentBank, SanderaGroup, GoldAssetsFinance (the first payments received).

That’s all the news for tonight, guys. I hope the daily updates are useful and will help you with your investment decisions. I’ll see you here again tomorrow with the latest news from the industry and hopefully new programs added to my monitor. Stay tuned and see you then!